What you can make with a pocket knife, chopstick, two mousetraps, gorilla glue and a Del Ealy paring

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I'm waiting for Steely's pictorial on the history of "Victor". A teenage job at a produce market involved checking the rat traps and um dealing with them. They were not considered disposable 40 years ago but I think it was same brand.

Only for you Dave.
Victor® is recognized as a world leader in the rodent control category and has been a trusted brand name since 1890. Victor® revolutionized the rodent control market 100 years ago with the invention of the spring-based Victor® Mouse Trap.